Page 7 of Still Love You

"Yes. It's perfect." She puts the bun back in place. "But your flirting trick didn't completely work. She forgot the cup and the straw."

"That's because you asked for that, not me." I smile, then take a big bite of my burger.

"Whatever," she mumbles, picking up a fry.

She eats fries one at a time, whereas I grab several and eat them all at once. That's why we always shared an order. It would take Willow forever to finish a basket of fries on her own, eating them one at a time like that.

I wonder if she shares her fries when she goes out with other guys. I try not to think about that. Thinking about her with another guy makes me angry and I never get angry. Except when it comes to Willow. She brings out all my emotions. The good, the bad, the in-between. This girl gets to me the way no one else can.

When I left two years ago, I wasn't sure I'd ever see her again, and now, working for her parents, I'll see her every day.

This is going to be a very interesting summer.